Hanging Blossoms

© John A. Lind

Hanging Blossoms

Uploaded: September 27, 2001

Description

Example how a simple, uncluttered background (lawn grass) greatly enhances using DOF control.

Comments

John A. Lind March 24, 2001

Title: Stages of Life
3rd Place, Flora/Color
2001 Kokomo Art Association Annual Photo Show #95

March 29, 2001

I'm new but I think this pic makes me feel freshy. So brilliant. #164

John A. Lind March 31, 2001

Baitong,
Thank you! I had fun making this photograph.

Some details about the photograph:
It is a fuschia plant hanging in my mother-in-law's back yard. Its blossoms are small. The photograph was made during July, 2000, using a 135mm f/2.8 telephoto with a 36mm extension tube to allow very close focusing. Film is Kodachrome 64 (transparency, a.k.a. "slide" film). Camera was mounted on a tripod and a cable release was used to trip the shutter. I did not record the exposure. As I remember it was done at an f/2.8 aperture setting on the lens. With a 36mm extension tube, the effective aperture is something less than that. Shutter speed was about 1/60th or 1/30th second.

Thanks,
-- John #171

January 06, 2009

Nicely done and great contrast with the colors... #6989640

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